Synonyms for shakeout
ˈʃeɪkˌaʊtshake·out

Princeton's WordNet

1. shakeoutnoun

   an economic condition that results in the elimination of marginally financed participants in an industry

   "they glutted the market in order to cause a shakeout of their competitors"

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1. • Economic Condition

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1. Adrian Mastracci:

   We had quite a shakeout yesterday, and it's all green today, it's going to be volatile this year, from one day to another, from one month to another.

2. Sean Naughton:

   We're definitely in a little bit of a shakeout right now, and I don't expect that all of these specialty grocers are going to survive.

3. Sean Naughton:

   We’re definitely in a little bit of a shakeout right now, and I don’t expect that all of these specialty grocers are going to survive.

4. Vice President Andy Challenger:

   There's still shakeout to come in terms of legacy huge retailers, the companies that are barely escaping bankruptcy during the greatest expansion in American history, there will always be a downturn, and they will have a very hard time.